There is so much going on here on 12th May, make sure you wear sensible shoes and clothing in order to take part in as many activities as possible:
Find out about Beekeeping, our resident Bats, Gliding, or maybe have a go at a taster session of Seated Yoga. There’s also Archery, Knife, Axe throwing and Crossbow, Sound Bath, Bushcraft, Foraging, Football, Tennis, Woodland Activities, Storytelling Walks and much more…
Jump onboard the Stourton tractor and trailer to explore the estate… Book Here!
9.30am Ramblers Association Horncastle to Stourton Walk. Approx. 4hrs (Free bus service back to Horncastle!)
10.30am Stourton Long Walk. Approx. 4hrs
11.00am Explore the Trees of Stourton walk led by Richard Littlewood from Lincolnshire County Council Walk. 1.5 hrs
1.30pm Age UK Lindsey Sponsored Walk
Meditative Dance ( 30min. sessions) take place at 10.30am, 11.30am and 1.30pm
CPR demonstrations will also be taking place throughout the day.
Storytelling Walks ( 45min sessions) take place at 10.30am, 11.30am, 1.30pm and 2.30pm
Foraging Walks throughout the day, and Estate Walking Routes open for self-guided Walks.
Speak to local exhibitors including: Age UK Lindsey, Back2Bear, The Lincolnshire Wolds Honey Company, Butterfly Conservation Trust, Coopers Country Choice, Dance Free CIC, Donnas Animal Rescue, East Lindsey District Council, Heart Energy Advice Van, Horncastle Tennis Club, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, the RSPB, Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service, Lincoln Featherbenders and Fly Fishers, Army Reserves, L-CAT, Lincolnshire Bat Group, Lincolnshire County Council, Lincolnshire Co-op Health Pod, Self Care Mad, Tales From The Heartwood, Trent Valley Gliding Club, Wilder Minds CIC, Wilderness Ways, Wild in the Woods, and Wragby FC.
Food & Drink Vendors: Toasted sandwiches, cakes and drinks from Dancing Dungarees, Stourton Estates Venison, Rare Breed Sausages, Bacon and Pork Burgers from The Ginger Pig, Barista Coffee and Sweet Treats from The Very Cool Coffee Bus, and wonderful local Ice Cream from Wrights of Willingham.